Mordred -> RE: Mordred's Vengeance Comments and Criticism (9/23/2011 21:02:38)
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Mordred's basic plan is to try to get as many denizens of this universe to "see things his way" before he destroys this universe to make room for another. He sees the most powerful barrier that allows them to hold on to their free-will is hope. So, to crush that hope, he's planned to raise up an equal or near-equal, and give the universe its best chance and hope of holding out. When it is crushed utterly for all to see, all hope will be dashed, and without it, the people will be unable to resist his own will. They will be his slaves. Good Mordred is present even now. He has been scattered, but as of late, he begins to haunt Mordred like never before, until Mordred is able to see him once more. Good Mordred's chains are long-wrought and heavy but they are beginning to be cast off, and the entity within already begins to make his emergence. Eventually, Mordred will grapple with more than Enduras, and ultimately... himself.
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